House Returns: GOP Presses for Short Session and Shutdown Stopgap
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The House reconvenes after a five-week break with Speaker Mike Johnson aiming to pass a shutdown-averting stopgap to send to President Trump, while many Republicans prefer heading home to campaign before the midterms; passage of the Senate-passed 10-week funding patch could delay a shutdown to December 11 and limit action to quick suspension votes, as GOP factions debate procedure and broader bills await the post-election lame‑duck session. Other items—Russia sanctions, the farm bill, cryptocurrency legislation, and college-sports reform—face uncertain timelines amid ongoing campaign considerations and internal GOP conflicts.
- The House is back in session. Many Republicans hope it won’t be for long. Politico
- House returns with vote expected on Senate bill to prevent government shutdown CBS News
- GOP faces jam-packed September with funding, reconciliation on agenda The Hill
- Washington’s Summer Hangover & Texas G.O.P. Jitters puck.news
- Funding bill at the top of the agenda as House returns from recess Utah Public Radio
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